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If they're uniquely positioned to do it, it probably doesn't need to be done. Who is going to usurp them if they don't?
by ironmagma 3y ago
If they're uniquely positioned to do it, it probably doesn't need to be done. Who is going to usurp them if they don't?
- adamisom 3y agoI find this comment interesting in the context of having read a lot of brain-dead takes on "capitalism", some of which it liken it to feudalism. I find it interesting because it shows how different those two are. Under feudal zero-sum world your question would make complete sense, but under a capitalist positive-sum world, it seems to me the answer is just "a lot of profit would be left on the table" (ie positive-sum mutual-benefit transactions), which explains why docusign would do it.
- ironmagma 3y agoI think a lot of danger can come from competing against imaginary forces. You get things like atom bombs and paranoia.